Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-14
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NFw YORK. May IO.-District Assem- | bly, 49, K. O! L.. hss been quie.ly organ l Izing Chinamen into K. of l.. assem- bliss. There are two assemblies Tn this
 city now. They are mixed assemblies,
 including cigar makers and laundrymen, ! all Chinese, and they number 6OO. Mas | ter wcrkuen are Chinese.
 SAN FRANCIsco. May I0-TeleZrams
 were received from Chicago yesterday, ! by the local railroad agent, announcing | i6st fro.ght rate tariff had been adopt ! ed for the Pacific Coast, thst is at least | twenty to thirty-fiye per cent lower | than Pacific Coast tariff number one, of April 27. Reduced rate goes into effect | at once.
 SAN FRANCIsco, May 10.-The follow | ing subscriptions were received by John | Rosenfrldt yesterday or behalf of the | sufferers Of tne Nanaimo disaster: Jno ". Mackay SlOOO. James C. Flocd | SIUuO. Jno. Rosenfeldt SlO0O, Meyer | Wilson yS O.. the San Francisco pilots. | Wm. Dresbsch. and Eppenger & O., ops hundred dollars each, and other subscriptions raugiGg from two dollars and n half up to fifty dollars. Total amount subscribed thus far Is three ' thousand tive hundred and fifty -hys | dollars.
 CHICAGO, Mag l0-The Daily News ] to-dry publishes the large circulars !n- tended to have been gent out to all | k. cf L. Rssem plies and secretaries of
 assemblies in California, Oregon, Col | orado. Nebraska IllinoIs, Michigan md ! Missouri by local assembly No. Sl33 Of | Portland Oregon. The circulsr de | ncunces General Master Workman Pow ] de-!y Tor his rejoicing over the result of | tho Chicago municipal election and em- i bodies resolutions passed by assembly demanding that PowderIy be deposed ! fr,n office. The News says the Knights | are on the eve of g great revolt, and the | cl-cular lB the result o. a concentrated move by which II the assembly is sus- pended. general withdrawal from tEe l order VIII follow.
 kASAII1. l.. C., May lO-Business Is 1 sill suspended. and ia such condition it | will be for some time. 1esterdny fun l erals were passing CE every street almost every hour. < Coroner's inquest will be l opened, summoned under DF. Malcolm. ! Mi4s Calligan, who was prosirated by tine l ehock produces on viewing the remains of her cousin. young Ly Ous-Ono of ;he
 vic;Ims-died yesterday.
 BosroS. May lO-The most disastrous | fire ID northern New Hampshire, ever ! known. occurred ID Lebanon this nOrn- l ing. Several buildings occupied by 'he 1 furniture factory cf Mead, Mason & O.,
 were entirely consumed. Loss, s3JO,CO0; insurance, Slle,OOl.
 CHICAGO, May To- The Sherman Marsh Barb-wire Manufacturing Co. as- | signed thls afternoon tO J. E. Ju-ch. l Liabilities, S4is OOO; assets, S2J0CUO. GUAYNAs, Mex, May I0-Earthquakes continue Et Ures, macy buildings hay | ing been cracked aud rendered unsafe. None have been burt, but the inhsbit- ants are leaving as last as possible. A large slice oi the mountain near town fell down with a terrible crash, the irIc- tion ot rocks icnited woods, causing the belief that Q volcano had broken out at DelIcias. At the Sanita ElCnE mine the earthquakes caused a great panic. The whole hill fell down, scattering rocks among lJO persons. but fortunately none
 were injured. Districts beyond tele-
 graphic communication have not been
 heard from and the authorities are Bnx i0usly waiting the arrival of cOuuers. WAsHISGToS, May g.-NoIhing has yet beeu settled with regard to the Uii,e 1 ot the United States treasury and II IS said a: the White House that no appoint |
 ment will toe made to-day. Treasurer JCr- | dan spent yestesday m Washington aud | interviews with the Presidept and See |
 retary FRirchild. He returned to New |
 York last night. ltis believed ,hGi the | office will be filled ID few days, Uroba- |
 bly tomorrow. and many persons are of | the opinion that Assistant Secretary | Nheipley wIll Ses the appointment.
 SrONUwALL, Cor, May 9.-Eaany ;. l Murry, aged b years, left home early | Ss.urily morning Co visit her brother. some thrCe miles distant, and was pre- | mIitei Co ride broncho horse, tbe same | b,!1g equipped with Q mal's saddle. Al & point about halfway home she Hhght- st to open a gate and 10 'reIoounting the | snicls,turned. frightening the horse who l dashed across tEc fields dragging the | girl whose foot was fastened in the stIr- l
 rup, hCDe, two miles distant frcm tAe | gate. The g;rl IS dead. with nearly | every vestsGe cf clothing stripped from | her. The brOncEO was nearly deGdfrom l exhaustion.
 ST. LoUIs, May 9-The National | in this city on May 20. Abou; l thousand wheelmen have responded to | the inyitGtion.
 WAsHINGIOS, May 9.-COnsul General | Walker, Ot Pans. is 10 Washington Cn | leave ui absence and it is understood he I does not expect to return to his post. | There were over i0O applications for the | position at the time oi inc incoming ol | the present administration. but Walker, l v H0 ls B republican, wAs retained iu o. I flee. because Uf b.s familiarity with the | silver question aul the possibility that | tEoge might ba another international l monetary conference.
 HEEN7sILLo. May 9.-The earthouake caused terrible damage m Moc,tzuma, desrrOs ing several villages; but those n l tue uur.h-cssisIn part suiieTed most | terribly. Oputo and all it's houses de- -truyed. and nine prTsOus were killed. | Houses were levelet to the ground. 4 | new volcano appeared, and its eruption | destroyed all the timber and pastures ot | the adjoining valleys and mountains, Further detaIis are expected hourly.
 lSigned) LUIS l.. ToERrs,"
 LONDON, May 9.-Dispatche5 from Madrid ssy that rUmor5 are current there that a party oi filibusters hEs landed in Cuba.
 Bosrov, May 9-Rsv. Dr. McGlynn, of New York. lectursd 10 s large audi euce in the E st1n theateT tonight upon the "Cross of the New Crusade" and met with hearty reception.
 WAsnIxGroS. May 9.-President Cieve.aui has issued an executive order closing the executive offices and depart- ments Ht the seat Uf government. ia- cluding the public printing estsbhsl- ment, at noon Thursday, the l2lh inst, to enable persusn employed therein Co attend the services at the unveiling of the statue of the late President Jas. A. Garfield.
 BoSroS, Msy 9-A complimentary bTeakiss; was rendered Co Queen KG- piolani by Mayor O'Brien Ri Parker House today, about fifty guests were present, among whom Governor aud Mrs. Ames, Mayor and Mrs. O'Buen.